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The containers currently run the conversion processes as root (root user of the containers, not of the host). This is easily fixed without causing any issues, at least on macOS, by adding USER user just below RUN adduser [...] userin the Dockerfile. As it stands, the unprivileged user is never actually used. This has been fixed before, but the problem has been reinstated.
There was previously a user created in the container but it was not
used via the dockerfile RUN directive (as pointed out by
gmarmstrong[1]).
Fixes#169
[1]: #169 (comment)
There was previously a user created in the container but it was not
used via the dockerfile RUN directive (as pointed out by
gmarmstrong[1]).
Fixes#169
[1]: #169 (comment)
User privileges in the container
USER user
just belowRUN adduser [...] user
in the Dockerfile. As it stands, the unprivileged user is never actually used. This has been fixed before, but the problem has been reinstated.Docker/kernel security options
docker run
with--security-opt=no-new-privileges:true
, but that option was removed during a refactor and is still missing. Can/should it be restored? Podman has an option of the same name.Related discussions
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